The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-25
The American Association.
CINCINNATI. z; ST. LOUIS. 5.


CINcINNATI, Sept 24-The St Louis cham
pions sustained their third consecutive defeat this
afternoon, at the hands of the Cncinnatis, who
outbatted and out-felded them. Caruthers
pitched, and was hit as hard as his predecessors,
King and Foutz. Mullane, although hit often.
kept the safe hits scattered. The day was raw
and cold. and prevented sharp play. Six thou
sand people witnessed the game. McQuade's UNI
piring was very good. Score:
St. hoais s 1888 % 20
Earned runs-Cncinnati, 81 ST. Louis /. Base
hits-Cincinnati. Is; st. Louis IL. Stolen bases
Welcb and Foatz; MePhee and Reilly First base
on balls-McPhee 70. Tebeau. Mullsne, Caruthers
By Mullane, 4: by Caruthers, 2 Passed bali
Boyle. Wild pitch-Caruthers Time-15O. UNI
pire-McQuade.
BROOKLYN. 81; ATHLETICS, 5.
BROOKLYN, Sept. 24-The Brooklyns and
Athletics played their last game at Washington
Park to-day. 1t a sided contest. Terry
pitched wonderful game for the home team.
weighing rather wild, not only in his pitch
ing. but in throwing to bases. On two occasions
he tried to throw the ball over the free stand,
giving Brooklyn four runs; also hitting three
men. The weather cold and windy and
made good playing very difficult. Score:
zt2Gslys. .::f 3 1 ! !
Earned Runs Brooklyn, z; Athletics. l.; Home
i9n IL AsSleties s. stoien basespinofnea sa
Swartwood 81 Philips McTammany Terry Greer
Peoples, Poorman. First base on bal s-McClelan,
Brooklyn 4; Athletics l. Struck Out-Brooklyn
2; athletics. 1. Passed balls-Townsend, 2. Wild
pitches-Weyhing, 2. Time-1:5O. Umpire-Fer-
guson.
BALTIMORE, 2; METRoPoLITANs. Z
BALTIMORE, Sept. 24-The home team was
outplayed by the Metropoiitans every poiut
to day. Fagin pitched q winning game, and
was supported IN almost perfect style, while
Smiths work in the box WAS not UP to tho usual
standard, though his support only fairly
good. The weather was very cold, and only
three hundred people saw the game Score:
Metropolitans.. l o.
Baltimore ------O Y u
Earned Runs-BsltimOre, 1: Metropolitans; 4. Base
hits-Baltimore, 8; Metropolitans. IL. Two-base
hit-Hanknson. Stolen bases-Griffn, Burns. Pur-
cell GU. Davis Radford. D. O'Brien Errors--Balti-
more. 4; MetropSoitans. 1. Double play7Green-
Davis. Smith (2) Radford 81. D. OBrien. Cross.
First base errors-Baltimore. 1; Metropotans, 5.
Holbert, 1. Time-1:45. Umpire-Sullivan.
LOUISVILLE, g. CLEVELAND. 1.
LOUISVILLE, Sept "a There was fair
crowd the bali park this afternoon, though
the weather chilly The home club won
by hard hitting and good fielding Cham berlain
pitched excellent game. Allen. for the visit
ors, played great game in left. Heckers bat
ting was also one of the features, he making a
single, two doubles, and home Score:
Cleveland. --...... 0 O o o o.
Earned runs-Louisville. 8: Cleveland 1. Base
hts-Louisville, IL; Cleveland g Two base hits
Hecker t2). Mexican. Gilks. Home run-Hecker.
Stolen bases-Hecker. Stricken, Mexican Errors
Louisville, 2; Cleveland, 3. Double plays-White.
Mack and Heeker 81; First base on ball.-By
Chamberlain 1; by Crowell, f.. Passed ban-Cross.
Time-Two hours Umpre-ConnoIly.